On a special Inauguration Day edition of "The Dan O'Donnell Show," Dan analyzes the magnitude of the day and what the next four years will bring. Listen here!
Our Long National Nightmare is Nearly Over
On Friday's "Dan O'Donnell Show," Dan celebrates the final day of the Biden Administration. Okay, technically there are two more days, but we all know the old man doesn't work weekends!
Saying Goodbye to Mr. Baseball
Dan pays tribute to Bob Uecker, who was so much more than a baseball broadcaster. He was an indelible part of Wisconsin culture.
RPW, Pam Bondi, and Milwaukee's New Archbishop
Dan breaks news of a proposed new amendment to the Wisconsin Republican Party's constitution. Plus, Pam Bondi's confirmation hearing and an exclusive interview with new Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob.
Pete Hegseth Passes His Test With Flying Colors
On Tuesday's "Dan O'Donnell Show," Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth nails his confirmation hearing and exposes Senate Democrats as out-of-touch hypocrites grasping at straws.
A Failed President Desperately Searching for a Legacy
President Biden delivers his last foreign policy address and reveals a desperate search to be remembered for something other than his myriad failures.
Ultimate Proof the Trump Trial was a Sham
President Trump is sentenced to...nothing. And in so doing, Judge Juan Merchan proves that the whole prosecution was a sham. Plus, Facebook's founder drops a bombshell revelation and Governor Newsom wants criticism of California Democrats censored.
A Monument to Government Incompetence
Jimmy Carter is laid to rest and across the country, wildfires burn Los Angeles as liberal governments at all levels prove how incompetent they are.
The Government Failures That Burned LA
Decades of forest mismanagement and new water diversion and DEI policies have created a perfect storm to make it nearly impossible to contain the massive wildfire currently devastating Los Angeles.
Trump Gets Down to Business
President Trump outlines his agenda in a wide-ranging news conference. Plus, Facebook promises to stop censoring and Milwaukee takes an unearned victory lap on crime.